Building on ongoing work at City-Brooks Community Park and the University Lakes, BREC announced Thursday that a study is ...

An Orlando, Florida–based commercial real estate firm has bought the 291-room Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center in downtown ...

The construction industry is increasingly turning to AI agents to manage mounting complexity, labor shortages and the impending retirement of experienced workers, The Wall Street Journal writes.  New ...

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate barely budged this week, staying close to 6% as the spring homebuying season nears. The benchmark 30-year fixed rate mortgage rate edged up to 6.11%, ...

Carlos Guidry, a Turner Industries mainstay since 1992, has steadily risen through the ranks, taking on roles of increasing responsibility across the company. Today, he leads construction and module ...

Homebuilders are floating an ambitious proposal dubbed “Trump Homes,” pitching a large-scale effort to address the U.S. housing affordability crisis while courting support from the White House, ...

After a banner year in 2024, the U.S. clean energy sector reversed course in 2025, posting its first major employment setback, Fast Company writes.  A new analysis by E2 shows that canceled, delayed ...

A newly signed data-sharing agreement between LSU and the University of New Orleans will create a direct admissions pipeline, redirecting some LSU applicants to UNO as the university prepares to ...

The Trump administration is finalizing a rule that would make it easier to discipline and fire about 50,000 senior federal employees by placing them into a new job category with fewer protections.

As generative AI becomes embedded in everyday workplace tasks, many employers are betting it will unlock higher levels of creativity with staff. New research suggests the payoff is real—but uneven, ...

The Emerge Center, a Baton Rouge nonprofit that caters to children with autism and other communication challenges, has ...

An audit of Southern University's athletic department found the program operated with a nearly $1.5 million deficit during ...